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[@kallmekris]

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[@AhNee]

Look up Frankie Cochran, "David hit me". David Girard. Possible serial killer of ex girlfriends. I knew and worked with him.

[@infamouswickedjokestar]

We do love sponsored sponsored videos when auntie Kris does them

[@MinerEli561]

Question are you still together with Oompavile

[@AhNee]

@@MinerEli561 of course they are!

[@DrWerewolfeschlegelsteinhausen]

Please do jeffrey dahmer

[@SheIsMyScar1756]

Remember what auntie Kris taught us: don’t hitchhike, don’t go to a second location, and get tf outta there if something feels off!

[@TracyS5992]

For real though and she’s right

[@rize-ikuza]

Unfortunately, sometimes, by the time ya realize something is off, it may be too late. Best to never even allow yourself to be in a situation At the same time, the 70s and 80s were a time when we didnt even have to lock our doors and ppl were trusted on good will. Killers really did take advantage of that

[@EmilyChristiansen-j3b]

My grandma was raising my mom around this time, and she’s never let go of it. She told us that if you can’t get out, make sure there’s evidence

[@mango_girl5510]

Dont forget dont trust anybody with a mustache

[@GayRat_666-f8f]

Frfr

[@Stangidleorelse]

We love someone who can serve face and be smart at the same time

[@5eyoshi]

Ji!

[@HispanicFemale]

real (i love g-idle)

[@Sharon-e1k]

Serve face? I'm old lmao. If it means she's gorgeous. I agree ❤

[@chrisbrown7362]

​@@Sharon-e1k I was thinking, maybe she is saving face! More a "my generation" turn of phrase! 🥸

[@artsysabs]

@@chrisbrown7362yeah I was thinking did they mean “save face”? 😂

[@haileywilson5774]

I am a young indigenous woman from the Gitxsan nation. I grew up in the hazelton area and have always been told to be careful along the highway and was told stories of the horrible things that have happened on this highway. Ramona Wilson was a good friend of my mothers when she went missing. The RCMP almost always brushed indigenous cases under the rug, we still experience it unfortunately. I’m absolutely amazed that you’re covering this, thank you.

[@chenyasonlyfan]

Im sorry for you and your mothers loss ❤❤

[@jadealexander5504]

Yes I am also a indigenous woman, always being raised to be aware of my surroundings, it’s so saddening how many there are unsolved murders also in USA of native women

[@quinnstorm-vy3ib]

“Lay-dli ten-neh” “metla-catla” I am a member of the lheidli tenneh nation, have lived in the northern bc region all my life, and a family member to one of the many women and girls who have gone missing on the highway of tears. (EUNICE BIRD) Kris, the work youve done on this video bringing light to the terrible nature of the highway, your constant reminders in the video to AVOID HITCHHIKING, and how much care you put into your research, has raised my respect for you incredibly. Keep doing what you do, you are a godsend !

[@AbbyScully-p7y]

I am so sorry ❤ we won't forget her

[@CitizenZ119]

Thank you so much Kris to put light on indigenous women reality ! As a indigenous woman myself from the Pekuakamiulnuatsh First Nation, this touch me so much ! Thank you again for speaking about it and spread awareness about the situation of native women in Canada ❤❤❤

[@amritkaur9986]

kris becoming a true crime baddie is my absolute fave thing because she is my fave youtuber and true crime is my fave thing to watch 😂♥️🤭

[@venlainki7236]

Sameeee

[@Sageleeh4956]

💯 agree

[@infamouswickedjokestar]

All-time fun & favorite true-crime story-teller yet 💯

[@cats-cacti]

I’m surprised that she switched from comedy to true crime. I love true crime so it’s more of an interest. But I do love Kris as a comedian.

[@Thevengefulsoul78]

Sameeee

[@BobBelle-zb3zp]

I am sooo shocked that you covered the Calgary Serial Killer! Barbra was actually related to my Mother, who also moved to the states around 1979. They were cousins, and we even have some photos of the two of them together in our house.

[@patienceholmes841]

I'm sorry for your mum and family’s loss

[@PeaNutttyyy]

Oh my.

[@kkgirl8932]

😮😢I’m so sorry and pray there is still healing from the loss.

[@Twodoggys126-owner]

I'm sorry for your loss

[@barbaragenshin9848]

I'm sorry for your mom's loss

[@DelphineMWirth]

Hi Kris. My niece is one of the Highway of Tears victims. She is not Indigenous. But resembles a beautiful Indigenous girl. She was taken on Highway 16 in Alberta, in 1983. She hasn’t been found yet. 😢May God be with her and all the other young women and girls. 🙏🏻💖😢😢

[@kuuderecrackers1339]

I'm sorry for your nieces disappearance, you have a kind soul and I only wish the best for you and your family.

[@JadeSmith-l7x]

Sending love and hugs

[@Willtheoneandonlyhealer]

I’m so sorry for u lost ml❤

[@Ella96722]

And this is why i want to be a detective to help things like this...

[@DelphineMWirth]

Thank you all. Very much appreciated. God bless you all. 🙏🏻💖

[@jennifermair5189]

My heart plummeted as soon as you said Bowness area. I lived there with my brother and used to go on runs in that area at night…. As a 12yr old. Slightly terrifying because I never knew any of this 18 yrs ago..

[@dayvienlasley719]

Thank you so much for bringing indigenous people into this conversation! Especially women, it happens too much but never talked about

[@manjukumarks]

Kris has a real knack for diving deep into these dark mysteries with just the right amount of humor to keep it engaging without losing the gravity of the subject.

[@pinkstar04]

Definitely

[@Arianarae222]

She really does

[@zekova]

Aye, she maintains a very precise balance, but makes it look effortless. ☺️🩷

[@Doggoslay-x3q]

THE QUEEN HAS POSTED!!! 🥳 Love you Kris! Also for a suggestion, I would love to see you make a true crime video on Griselda Blanco. It would be cool for something a little different, and you could talk about the Netflix series!

[@Cornstarchrr]

hi, this is kris im on an alt account i just wanted to say thank you and I love you too. Also ill think on doing the griselda blanco video hehe :3

[@nonamemomo3480]

LOL no one believes youre kris

[@Cornstarchrr]

@@nonamemomo3480 Yeah, hope no one is dumb enough to think that 💀 Ofc im not Kris, i was joking, LMAO

[@juliestuifbergen4782]

Yaaassss❤❤❤😂😂

[@infamouswickedjokestar]

Auntie Kris always surprising us unexpectedly with her creative intros 😭

[@aellalee4767]

Thanks for speaking up about the Canadian murders, especially highway of tears. I was working along it once and someone followed me in a truck while I was going back to my motel. It wasn't for long, but it was super creepy.

[@Everyonebutmyself]

I have lived in both Calgary and Prince George and regina. A video literally made for me ❤

[@Lindsey1010]

Living close to the highway of tears and having been to all the towns you spoke of really hits hard for me. Justice for these ladies are needed. Thank you for speaking on these disappearances. ❤

[@WildNorthLiving]

As someone who lives in PG, I love that you’re covering the HyW of tears! It baffles me that more people don’t know about it or how literalllly nothing is still being done about the cases 😢

[@KimEsCreations]

We live a few hours away from pg and the highway is scary af 😢 I wish more people talked about it!

[@carebear8762]

There's only so much possible evidence available on any given crime at any given crime scene. Police aren't magicians. There may or may not have been DNA available, and DNA evidence was unknown at the time of many of these crimes, so no reason to preserve that unknown evidence for later testing.

[@kariikosmos3005]

Grew up in Rupert, and it's true, we're raised that you do not hitchhike.

[@utopiaisdreaming]

Thank you for spotlighting the indigenous murders, and disparity in the attention paid to indigenous as well as the marginalized community(s). Much heart! I hope y’all come back to the tristate area again someday (WV, KY, OH). It would be a dream come true to meet you and/or Celina someday!

[@kltil5082]

Disparity? The only disparity here is it gets way more attention than other strings of homicides. This is spanning over 50 years by the way, you can't even call that a "string" anymore because there's no way most of these cases have anything to do with the others. There isn't anything that inordinate about this, especially given how long the highway is and all the communities along it. Most of the victims aren't even full native, many are barely half and a ton are just straight up white. But if you want attention on something then claim that minorities are being targeted and everyone will get angry and listen. You only have to be 1/8th native to be classed as legally native here. So instead of just listening and believing what you hear, look at the victims themselves. They aren't being targeted for being native, they're being targeting for being young women, and I doubt all of them were just targeted randomly in the first place. We don't know how many of these were domestic and then the body was just dumped near the highway. Do I think a few of them were killed by a serial killer? Yes I do. But some of them were likely killed by men who lived around the area, and I wouldn't be surprised if some of the victims knew their perp giving how much partner on partner violence goes on in native communities. The reality is, most native women are being killed by native men in this country. This is no racist conspiracy of a bunch of killers targeting specifically native women near this highway. Which should be obvious since most of the victims here aren't fully native in the first place. And even if they were that wouldn't be crazy because there are a ton of natives who live around there. If you looked at the pictures of the victims, then actually lived near that highway like I have, you'd realize there's no disparity at all. The violence levels are high basically anywhere you go in native areas, but it isn't talked about because discussing non whites having disproportionate amounts of violence isn't allowed apparently. So it's easier for people to act like there's some phantom racist doing these things so it gets talked about. And boy is it ever talked about. I haven't heard the end of it for decades. So forgive me, but I laughed out loud when I read that you think this needed a spotlight and it's not discussed. It's been spotlighted to oblivion for decades. There are more murdered men found in those parts than women, which shouldn't be surprising since men are more likely to be murdered. But everyone just makes this about native women and only highlights that. It's truly bizarre.

[@l3na94]

I feel like this mini-story will work here, especially cuz I almost never talk about it: When I was little (between like 4 and 6) we had this guy that would come by a few times a year to tune our piano. He was so sweet, and always took an extra few minutes to chat with all of us and teach me a few notes. I learned when I was a teenager that he was an ex-con who was incarcerated for a murder he didn't commit. This was about 15 years ago now in a small town near Toronto (Ontario, Canada) and as far as I know, the actual guy was never caught. Never heard anything about it since then and so far I haven't found anything online

[@megankidd4671]

If you know the name of the victim Kris can google the case if she decides to do it!

[@Keiraocnnor]

As a girl who is indigenous I love watching your vidoes❤. I'm quite warmed to see you bring light to this. MMIW is a stand to bring light to the indigenous women who have faced violence.❤ty again for bring light to this it means alot.

[@bigmelswonderland]

Thanks for sharing that❤

[@megamovieman101]

Good god, the Highway of Tears… it’s absolutely atrocious, the way that indigenous women are treated here in Canada. Politicians will sometimes pretend to care about the Highway and talk about reopening the investigation, but never do; or if they do, it’s half-assed and they give up again.

[@Imtrash-s3t]

0:17 have y'all noticed how ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL, GORGEOUS, LOVELY AND JUST SLAYING THE DAY kris is? ❤

[@Norah25funnyvid]

YAS QUEENNNNN

[@Imtrash-s3t]

@@Norah25funnyvid YAAA

[@FlyingWolve]

Yes i have🙂‍↕️

[@Imtrash-s3t]

@@FlyingWolve 🤫❤️

[@Briii-ii]

Was literally just going to type how unfair it is that she is just as stunning with minimal makeup as she is with a full face.

[@jeanettefaith6032]

Thank you for shedding some light on the missing indigenous women! They don’t get enough people investing in on their cases. So thank you once again Kris!!❤

[@vulfbyte3229]

Hey, thank-you for covering Highway of Tears. I'm Tsimshian Native FROM this area's reservations and I appreciate it a lot. Some of those murdered are relations of mine and I always appreciate more attention being brought to this long history of negligent investigations and the murderers that just keep getting away with it.

[@sarahwatson3192]

It just needs to stop being swept under the rug. Part of me believes that these women and girls were murdered by people in power. If you’ve ever been questioned by a cop near a rez you know what I’m talking about, the power trip they have over us is scary. And I’m white passing. One time I was being harassed for eating Tim’s in a parking lot at night in winter… the only reason I think I didn’t get in trouble was because the guy’s superior knew who I was because my great grandpa had been grand chief for years before. And my grandma was on band council… and he went to school with my mom. Rez’s are small and unfortunately our rez police department has a lot more white cops than anything… and in their heads were nothing but trouble.

[@kkgirl8932]

😢 🙏❤️

[@melissagirard8661]

As a Canadian, the lack of publicity and... just emphasis on fixing this based on the sheer amount of MMIWGs along the highway of tears is embarrassing and heartbreaking.

[@lesliepowers7971]

Thank you so much Kris for bringing attention to the indigenous women & children missing or found dead. More attention needs to be brought to the missing & murdered indigenous women. & children. it's all hush hush.

[@booktheflower130]

We appreciate the delve into the highway, MMIWG is devastating and having people hear of the highway of tears in important

[@Draca_Cartoons]

I love that Kris not only goes over famous serial killers, cults, and true crime but also does more obscure and less well-known true crime. It gives a variety that I really like. Love your videos, Kris!😁❤

[@universaltoons]

Raise your hand if you've been watching Kris for a long time ✋

[@Swiftie_and_livie]

🤚

[@Aubrey_DHD]

✋

[@Es-is-me]

I see you on every video I swear with the exact same comment

[@MillieJones-t8x]

So long don’t even know how long ✋🏻

[@1HamSammich]

✋

[@Pixel-Pop]

Someone who lives along the highway of tears and hearing “highway of tears” makes my heart drop. I have a theory it’s the drug dealers or farmers - or both.

[@autumnwhitney8679]

I read an article about it in my native american english class and there’s a good amount of evidence that some of their killers are probably (electric) contractors. but could be any group bc there’s just sooooo many victims sadly.

[@EthanCollins-j1p]

Drug dealers mind they business ik that for sure but it's your theory

[@james-xf1ox]

Farmers? 😅

[@kaidyndenny4101]

Thank you for covering the highway of tears! I live on the highway and my aunt went missing and was found 5 years later deceased

[@kathleen1330]

Sorry for your loss 🕊️

[@billiechanter4056]

YES deep dive on Gary 100% I love these videos so much because you give such great explanation and your tone isn't just bored and over it, you put effort into explaining the whole situation. LOVE YOU SM KRIS

[@ar_baxter]

Love the attention to canadian crimes. My mom knew someone who disappeared on the highway of tears, so it was always part of her "don't hitchhike" conversation.

[@violetofviolence]

Yes do a deep dive on the Green River killer. That would be at least a good hour of you going over the cases.

[@toodie96]

I love that movie

[@ceres7649]

I would like her to go into it too, I haven’t heard of him so it would be an interesting video

[@AmericPet]

I have decided never to name my child Gary. Two serial killers in this video alone are called Gary. That's two too many. 😮 Yes. I would also like a deep dive into more Washington, Oregon, BC, and Alberta killers.

[@PawsOnMars]

SHE DID 🎉🎉

[@Crseveright]

Thank you Kris for talking about the Indigenous women who have been murdered. I am Indigenous and not many KZbinrs actually talk about Indigenous people.

[@chaoswitchofthewyrd]

Kris, I'm a Texan born and raised and since you're in Texas now, could you do a video on the Texas Ripper? He's hardly covered in the true crime community, and I'd love to get your take on the story, and to bring this awful time in our history to light. Please do a deep dive into the Green River killer! I would love to get your take on him and hear more about the victims. You always give the victims a voice and that's the thing I like the most about your true crime videos. Keep making more true crime videos! ❤️

[@sarahandy9981]

I can feel that essence of Caleb coming through in certain mannerisms and facial expressions. I can tell you guys spend a lot of time together. He's rubbing off in you. I love your relationship so happy you have each other. 💜💛

[@The-2-Horses]

5:14 don't HITCHHIKE 👹

[@adelaideholmes4729]

I live right on the Highway of Tears, constantly seeing the signs are a sad reminder how truly evil people can be.

[@TheSpaceHole]

Kris DO A DEEP DIVE ON THE GREEN RIVER KILLER!!!!!!! We need more deep dives!

[@Sharon320lee]

Yes!

[@k_qum]

Yessss

[@littlemissbeautyful]

Thank you for talking about highway of tears many people I know in bc don’t know about this horrendous situation. I hope this will make it more talked about and know for the women of the peace region. ❤

[@420yoloswag4jesuss]

Thank you for covering the highway of tears, almost every reserve in Canada has a highway going through it ☹️ please don’t hitchhike!! Great video Kris!!🫶🏼

[@brwdjulia]

Kris, i’ve watched you for years since you used to do roleplay videos on tiktok and youtube shorts lol. It’s so nice to see you do this kinda content and i love this kinda content and the way you do it is just so amazing. I love watching your videos ❤

[@kimbauer6666]

I was hoping you would talk about Tamara. I lived in Terrace and knew her and was often at my friends house when we were hanging out. She was shy there, but always with a big smile on her face. A few people spewed theories on what happened but it’s all just talk. It was crazy the first time I drove by one of those missing women billboards and saw her face on it.

[@dark_soul_8996]

Love these videos! Also as a native woman myself I want to thank you for bringing up the fact about how we face such dangers. I am always terrified every time my daughter leaves the house even to go for a bike ride

[@lunar_eclipse_11]

I love how Kris never blames the victims for hitchhiking or saying “well they deserved it for being stupid and hitchhiking” she just tells us not to hitchhike so that it doesn’t happen to us.

[@andreifartodasilvabrancali6427]

can we appreciate the fact that EVEN THO the introduction is always the same (crime, conspiracy, cults...) ,Kris ALWAYS record a new one for each video? The best

[@JoleneBelote]

I like how no matter the video, or situation Kris ALWAYS is in a good mood, whether its a serial killer vid, ghost hunting, or beating up Pete 😂. Thank you for being here Kris!!

[@richardgoodwin429]

Have you considered a video on HH Holmes? One of America's first serial killers, some say he could've killed up to 200 people

[@waltascher]

Which is mostly yellow journalism. Read The Devil in the White City and you’ll see a lot of insinuation, but very little outright details until the end. That’s because there’s basically no evidence he killed more than three people. In fact, one of the people he supposedly killed (the woman he bought the pharmacy from) turned out to not only not be dead but she actually outlived him. After selling the pharmacy she simply moved down the street.

[@Meta.Empress]

And may be Jack the Ripper...

[@LibbyFelty]

@@Meta.Empress she already did a vid on Jack the Ripper😅

[@612Ghost]

@@LibbyFeltythey meant HH Holmes! There is a theory he was Jack the Ripper. The supossed reason the murders stopped was because HH Holmes (the ripper) moved to the US

[@brendatomlinson]

Possibly popped across the pond, murdered a few ladies, and was called Jack the Ripper. Many people think so

[@hijkaylamarie2342]

I lived in Nor Cal in my 20's, specifically Mendocino county, and the amount of indigenous women in this region that were and are abducted is truly disturbing. Even more so is that you almost NEVER hear about these through the local media outlets. I'm not sure if there are certain restrictions regarding information on people residing in reservations, but police seem apathetic to the entire thing.

[@LisaMac84]

Thank you so much for speaking about the Highway of Tears. I've been on that Highway so many times and everytime I felt such a presence. I was a preteen girl and didn't know why I did until I got older.

[@daveisghost5173]

It is so heartbreaking to look at all of the pictures of the victims. Such bright faces with hopes and dreams just like everyone else only to be ripped away far before their times. May they rest well and their families find peace.

[@piperclark8]

Thank you so much for speaking on the highway of tears I am indigenous and I’m always always fearful for me and my little cousins. Thank you for bringing more awareness to this awful thing

[@jasminehouze]

A deep dive on Gary Ridgeway and The Happy Face Killer would be really cool! I always find the deep dives interesting, especially when I actually don’t know much about them, like for these two.

[@themutineercaptain9559]

Agreed!

[@Edgarisabigback]

Kris your documentary covers have saved me. I was walking home from school with my friend and we saw a car drive by, where i walked her too was right next to a busy road so i didnt think anything of it. When i started walking back after i walked her to her spot.. the car was slowly driving by me, i remembered one of your covers and i remembered exactly what i should do in that situation, i ran across the busy street, (no cars were going) and ran to the gas station down the street, the car followed me there. So i ran across the street and into the library, i called my stepdad while hiding in the library. The guy drove in and parked right by the door, and walked in. I hid in plain sight, keeping the man in my sight and the door. I called my stepdad and explained what had happend since my mom didnt answer, he told me to walk home, and he gave his phone to my mom. I was talking to her and she started walking, but the man kept getting closer and closer to my hiding spot.. so i got up and sprinted down the street with a speed i didnt know i had. I was crying and panting, im not very athletic and i might have asthma and ran all the way home. And i often see that car, driving down my street. I told my mom that i was scared, and then everyone on my street knew. Havent seen the car ever since, if i hadnt remembered your cover? I probably wouldve ran home or to my friends and put them or me in even more danger. Thank you kris.

[@imabaddonkey437]

25:39 pickton lived 20 minutes away?!? As a woman that must be such a freaky thing to learn. Especially as I understand he was in the country side so it’s totally different than being 20 minutes close in a big city. That’s so scary

[@angelinapotornay5033]

I am so glad that kris covered the highway of tears As an indigenous person it warms my heart knowing it’s being acknowledged. Thank you kris!

[@trinitah]

1:05 SHE FORGOT TO THANK BEYONCÉ

[@hannahjoann1502]

I hope she knows 👀

[@Heyyyy_347]

She knows

[@hutothetao]

Can someone explain this to me 😭🙏

[@w1sper906]

Rip Kris 🕊️

[@shayClove]

LOLOL 😂

[@laureng7536]

As a Calgarian you can tell Kris is definitely from BC LOL, everyone here pronounces it as Cal-gree

[@SmokeyFiizz]

Totally, I never really heard it until Kris said it. I was like who the hell is Call Gary? And then I looked back and saw she meant Cal-Gree lol. Also the mispronounce of Ian Baz. But hey she's still doing amazing and no judgement.

[@Sashasummerwitchb]

😅 No Canadians pronounce it Cal - garY

[@laureng7536]

@@Sashasummerwitchb yes but calgarians pronounce it as cal-gree

[@k98sportz16]

Calgary 💙

[@TehBuggy]

I really noticed her BC accent there too, I love it 😂 Certain parts of Nova Scotia near me say “Cal-Gary” too, but my area just slurs “cal-gree”

[@Kewkyo]

eating cereal while watching this is a whole new type of immersion

[@dragonabsurda]

While I know about these cases along the Highway of Tears and see the signs along the roadside all the time, it still never fails to shock me every time I hear the names of all these cities I've lived in and visited. It's horrible that these women and their families still haven't received justice in their cases.

[@Samsung_fridge000]

the highway of tears makes me so sad. Every time I hear the name, it's absolutely heartbreaking.

[@AvaBrown-s1i]

Ya same 🫡😢

[@katiekat-dickson]

Thank you for shedding some light on our missing Native sisters ❤ my friend’s daughter is currently missing, from our small Canadian town that’s on the border we get a lot of truckers and tourists/travellers through our area. The trans-Canadian highway runs through our town and reserves that are also rural so it’s scary how easy it is for someone to go missing. 😮‍💨

[@devil_rats0885]

I love it when Kris posts her true crime videos. They are my favorite thing to listen to while doing stuff.

[@no1likeHJ.x]

Being an indigenous girl, the Highway of Tears case makes me cry every time. (Love you Kris, you're videos are always so good and you make everything so interesting!

[@thegirlswhocameoutofnowhere]

guys i can't be the only one who wants kris to make a new channel just for all the crime she covers 😭

[@a1ways_c0nfvs3d_8]

When I saw Kris uploaded a KZbin video, I got so happy because I’ve been having a bad day but this put a smile on my face. Thank you Kris for everything you do, and you’re absolutely beautiful don’t let anyone say anything else❤

[@Thatonedude12T]

6:10 that poor woman. She was violently attacked and killed but she did truly fight to the end and even got evidence of her killer which could be used to get justice that was never served.

[@SatumainenOlento]

YES! I thought the same!!! Even her photo shows strenght and resilience of her character! She did give it her all.

[@Didi1234abcd]

I love how well you summarize the information without getting rid of any important details, sometimes I want some true crime that does not take hours to get through ❤

[@madisaldana]

Definitely would love to see you do a video on Gary Ridgway! My dad actually worked with him for a short time and him and all his colleagues actually nicknamed him “Green River Gary” as a joke before he was caught and convicted because he was just a super creepy uncomfortable guy to be around

[@spicymayo8950]

Kris, your ability to discuss these cases with such empathy is unmatched. I know that you have such compassion for everyone ❤

[@shoffman4177]

Hitchhiking these days is a huge no no! But in the 80s and earlier it was super common and usually was fine…BUT there are definitely many times that it ended badly😢. Ty as always Kris for the great watch❤

[@buruuberriez]

I would say hitchhiking back in the day was probably about as common as jumping in an uber would be today.

[@callypops]

Kris i gotta say, im like loving this series

[@THEANGRYALIENYT]

“WE LOVE YOU KRIS” we all say in unison

[@That_Weirdo2]

WE LOVE YOU KRIS!

[@aubella_the_hermit]

WE LOVE YOU KRIS ❤️!!

[@NauticaLynn21]

The Highway of Tears reminds me of Ghosts of Highway 20 in Oregon and it was just 1 guy for 30 years it's so sad but look into it if you're interested.

[@Knottycrochetery]

All the deep dives PLEASE! These are my new obsession. They're so well done and I'm hooked. You deep dive it, I'm watching.

[@PurpleWillowArts]

I love the true crime. You deliver it in a way that makes it so much more interesting. I think you should definitely do a deep dive on the two you mentioned. 💜

[@LeilaLemons11]

I love the mix of Kris: goofy, funny, silly Murder: Dark, Scary, Unknown 😢

[@ZachPizazz]

Kris thank you for bringing light to missing and murdered Indigenous women, it's such a big issue and more needs to be done

[@Kayla-Marie01]

Kris, please make more deep dives!! I've watched/listened to all of them at least 3 times while I work. I need moreeee!! Love your videos and you!! ❤

[@EmbriiFaye]

Thank you for spot lighting on the indigenous cases. My heart goes out to the families of these victims. Please do the deep dives on the Green River Killer and Happy Face Killer.

[@audacity1262]

I Thank you for covering the highway of tears and the indigenous women who have been victims

[@Mr.Detective-r1n]

I'm sharing this with my friends

[@alexmacdonald3298]

Holy crap, a video describing a murder in Regina Saskatchewan?? I never heard of this and I grew up in Regina and that's absolutely terrifying

[@ThorWantsAnotherLetter]

Thank you for covering MMIW, as an Indigenous woman, there are plenty of us that have stories like this about our families.

[@tysonderycke2420]

You showed my aunty Monica jacks photo but didn’t talk about her she went missing in 1978 riding her bike just out side of meritt bc and 40 years later her case was solved finally. The highway of tears has one sister who can rest in peace as we found her killer and he has been put to justice. Just wish you could have talked about it. Anyways from a poco kid I’m proud to say I share a birth province with you.

[@tysonderycke2420]

@kallmekris what day you friend ?

[@_M_a_r_t_i_n_M]

As a fellow Canadian, I would love it if you did a deep dive on Gary Ridgeway and his possible connections to the Highway of Tears. That guy has destroyed so many women's lives that I actually don't find it unlikely at all that he could have been responsible for many of the earlier ones. Also Israel Keys, some info on his travels in Canada would be interesting to compare with disappearances in rural BC.

[@EcstaticAttack]

Cody looks kinda like Kristoff 💀 21:49

[@KayleighT-i9d]

I love seeing Kris post!

[@Icysquarzes]

Thank you for talking about The Highway of Tears. Born and Raised in Prince Rupert, so this hits home

[@juliafoley902]

The highway of tears haunts me. I’ve lived in Alberta my entire life and I pray that these women get justice

[@emeeeeyy]

ALL the deep dives please and thank you 💅🏻💅🏻

[@amelievermeersch9497]

If you want a sickening case about the most famous serial killer in Belgium and how messed up the police was back then you should read the case of Marc Dutroux.

[@yenneferL98]

There is a very detailed video that goes VERY deep into this case. Its on a Conspiracy Files channel.

[@kellyeby8064]

every time you say "lmk if you want me to do a deep dive" just envision us all saying YES. No need to continue to ask. The answer will always be yes.

[@Abbyssupermom]

You should look into all of the unsolved murders on highway interstate 40! It is ongoing and freaking scary as hell

[@MeribelNova]

Any time you ask us if we want a deep dive, it's a yes from me. Thank you for shedding light on the trail of tears, I hate that it's still relevant to this day and age.

[@OuijaBored1776]

Definitely do one on Ridgeway and Jesperson! Love your work!

[@tiannabowring5778]

"that I'm sure you've never heard of" *Laughs in Canadian criminology major*

[@samaraminashraf3002]

The green 24:18 river killer is actually a family member of mine which is nuts

[@glassofdirt]

No way

[@giannasworld8313]

Thank you, Kris, for shedding light on these cases. I hope the families get answers they so deserve someday.

[@susannord8256]

WAKE UP YALL QUEEN POSTED!